NEWS: Use inclusive terms
Remove non-inclusive terms.
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Aleksander Morgado
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@@ -348,7 +348,7 @@ The following notes are directed to package maintainers:
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* The LEGACY and PARANOID filter types that were allowed options in the
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'--filter-policy' option in the ModemManager daemon were deprecated in
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version 1.16.0 and have now been completely removed, along with the vid:pid
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blacklist of devices and the vid:pid greylist of RS232<->USB adapters.
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blocklist of devices and the vid:pid greylist of RS232<->USB adapters.
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* Building from git no longer requires autoconf-archive, the needed AX_ macros
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are now shipped inside m4/.
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@@ -735,7 +735,7 @@ The most important features and changes in this release are the following:
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* The daemon switched to 'STRICT' filter mode by default. The old 'DEFAULT'
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mode is renamed to 'LEGACY' and is considered now deprecated. Under the
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'STRICT' filter mode, the TTY blacklist and greylist are ignored, and the
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'STRICT' filter mode, the TTY blocklist and greylist are ignored, and the
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port probing mechanism uses its own heuristics to guess whether a given TTY
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is owned by a modem or not.
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@@ -818,7 +818,7 @@ The most important features and changes in this release are the following:
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** fibocom: added support for QMI based devices like the FM150.
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** ublox: ignore error when disconnecting last LTE bearer.
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** ublox: implement support to enable and detect +UUDTMF URCs.
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** ublox: added blacklist rules for GPS modules in the plugin itself.
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** ublox: added blocklist rules for GPS modules in the plugin itself.
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** sierra: implement manual and automatic CDMA activation.
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** novatel: implement manual and automatic CDMA activation.
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@@ -1091,17 +1091,17 @@ The most important features and changes in this release are the following:
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** WHITELIST-ONLY: Only devices or ports explicitly whitelisted with the new
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'ID_MM_DEVICE_PROCESS' udev tag are probed.
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** DEFAULT: All ports are allowed to be probed except for the ones explicitly
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greylisted as RS232 adapters or completely blacklisted. This is the
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greylisted as RS232 adapters or completely blocklisted. This is the
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default approach that was used until now, and the default as well in this
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release if a different one isn't requested.
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** STRICT: The daemon defines a set of heuristics to try to detect modems and
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ports to probe. Only the TTY ports that are very very likely to be modem
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ports are probed, therefore completely avoiding the need of having a
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separate blacklist or RS232 adapter greylist. But note that this policy
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separate blocklist or RS232 adapter greylist. But note that this policy
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may end up ignoring some devices, like TTY controlled modems without an
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associated network port.
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** PARANOID: This is equivalent to running the STRICT mode but also applying
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the blacklist and RS232 greylist filters explicitly.
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the blocklist and RS232 greylist filters explicitly.
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* Device 'naming'. This release includes logic to allow 'naming' devices with
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the ID_MM_PHYSDEV_UID udev tag, so that the names can then be used in e.g.
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